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Lost and Found (2013)

A lost and found box in a beach house rental is the center of our story. A forgotten dildo leads Kayden Kross & Celeste Star to a playful sex affair with each other. Two water pistols make Jessica Robbin & Erik Everhard wet in every way. BiBi Jones, after arriving at the beach house with her fiancé Keiran Lee, finds a laptop and a broken promise which sends her straight to James Deen's cock. What treasures will you find? Also featuring MacKenzee Pierce & Alex Gonz.
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A lost and found box in a beach house rental is the center of our story. A forgotten dildo leads Kayden Kross & Celeste Star to a playful sex affair with each other. Two water pistols make Jessica Robbin & Erik Everhard wet in every way. BiBi Jones, after arriving at the beach house with her fiancé Keiran Lee, finds a laptop and a broken promise which sends her straight to James Deen's cock. What treasures will you find? Also featuring MacKenzee Pierce & Alex Gonz.

Rating:NC-17
Genre:Comedy, Romance
Directed By:Robby D.
Written By:
In Theaters:12/2/2013
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Runtime:94 minutes
Studio:Digital Playground

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